Wait time for pack grading is unacceptable!
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What can we do to get Mr. Orlando to train his staff or hire a local authenticator so packs can be turned around in a reasonable amount of time. 3+ months is not working for me!!! Any suggestions??? (And please don't say send to GAI or keep them ungraded!)
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collecting 1977 topps baseball in psa 9 and psa 10
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
do keep them there in a controlled environment to see if they have been tampered with?
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<< <i>Well, your post and personal message were both a bit annoying. If you submit packs on a regular basis to PSA yourself and are okay with the 3+ month wait, then that's cool Grote15. I have submitted 100's packs to both grading companies the past 7 years and feel I have a valid complaint about PSA's 'assumption' the 3+ month wait is acceptable!!! It's NOT. Sadly, PSA graded packs are still preferred amongst most vintage pack collectors which is the ONLY reason why I continue to send packs to them. This hobby really needs another reliable grading company to compete with PSA so they will learn the value of reliable customer service. Once they see more business going elsiewhere, see how fast that 3+ months turn into 6 weeks or less. >>
I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for another option as reputable as PSA to start grading packs. In any event, the choice is yours as to submit or not, but starting a thread to complain about the wait time each time you send a submission in is not really serving any useful purpose.
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seems to be a legit problem of late...
it'll get fixed...
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<< <i>First off, I don't start a new thread every time I submit packs - I was just adding to one already started (see 1977 pack thread). This forum is designed to talk with other collectors about our hobby. It's not always good as you can read over and over again in other posts. I felt others may be having similar problems with PSA and their unacceptable wait time so this would be the perfect place to talk about this and see if someone can offer a reasonable suggestion. So, back off and let other chime in who can share some productive insight. >>
No offense but it seems like the vast majority of your posts or contributions to this forum have been complaints about PSA turnaround times, of which we are all acutely aware by now.
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
<< <i> What can we do to get Mr. Orlando to train his staff or hire a local authenticator so packs can be turned around in a reasonable amount of time. >>
Email him @ Joe@collectors.com
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<< <i> What can we do to get Mr. Orlando to train his staff or hire a local authenticator so packs can be turned around in a reasonable amount of time. >>
Email him @ Joe@collectors.com >>
That's just crazy talk. Get back on the sidelines.
I just starting collecting and grading packs this year and love it.
I have a dozen more going out (once I receive the last two from BBCE) in this month's special.
Here is a snap shot of the Pop reports on various dates through this summer.
Obviously this isn't an exact replication of grading day by day but shows how much Pop reports moved.
As you can see from 9/9 until 10/30 almost 1200 pack jump in pops.
It seems PSA was much busier these 51 days.
FWIW,
Happy thanksgiving weekend. Go Pats
Joe
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
<< <i>That chart would underscore the reasons behind the backlog. I know PSA got a lot of packs submitted at and within a month or so after the National and I suspect all those subs will pop at once, probably very soon, too. Some may say that PSA ought to hire additional graders, but after watching the debacle at GAI and their revolving door of pack graders (including Murphy, especially the second time around), do we really want PSA to entertain that notion? >>
Or that poor kid who died of cancer- Ritter, or something similar. Bottom line- there's only one guy in the world who anyone trusts to grade packs, and he lives in Chicago. And if he's not prepared, willing or able to train anyone new, then you're stuck working on his schedule. Deal with it.